PurE2 has 5 different kinds of it (r0 and r1)... as I keep telling everyone...
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There are 41 replies in this Thread which was already clicked 7,152 times. The last Post () by abu baniaz.
PurE2 has 5 different kinds of it (r0 and r1)... as I keep telling everyone...
Display MoreOh, OK, sorry then. I thought the EMU module wasn't included because the EMU module (patch) wasn't included in the IPK file name. :)
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Oscam's functionality is better tested outside the IPK installation package by testing its launch. It must be copied to the "/usr/bin" directory (for example, using an FTP connection), then set the execute attribute "chmod +x /usr/bin/oscam" (via Shell) and finally try to start it directly in Shell: "/usr/bin/oscam --help" or "/usr/bin/oscam -V". If it does not start (if it freezes) then this binary is incorrect. If it starts, you need to add arguments (to run Oscam as a daemon, as well as other arguments such as specifying a configuration directory to be sure and set the restart level via OpenWebif).
I don't know for sure, but I think there's no need to place a binary file in the "/usr/bin" folder under Enigma to start it. I think it is enough to place the file in "/tmp" folder, set the attributes ("chmod +x /tmp/oscam") and then run it for the test.
Of course, if everything works, the Oscam automatic start is also possible with the init.d script. Here is my "softcam" bash script:
Softcams do not go in /usr/bin on openvix. They go in /usr/softcams
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